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Follow the steps below to create your own Translation files. | Follow the steps below to create your own Translation files. | ||
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* A window will popup prompting you to select your desired language (figure 2), click the language you want the game to appear in (English in this demo). | * A window will popup prompting you to select your desired language (figure 2), click the language you want the game to appear in (English in this demo). | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:26, 3 April 2019
Creating Translation Files
Follow the steps below to create your own Translation files.
- Launch HellSign.
- In main menu screen you will see a language selector at the bottom left (figure 1), click this selector.
- A window will popup prompting you to select your desired language (figure 2), click the language you want the game to appear in (English in this demo).
- Click the “Enter Modding Mode” button (figure 3).
- Click the “Create Mod” button (figure 4)
- Enter a title and author, and select the language for your mod, then click “Create Mod” (figure 5).
- You should now see your newly created translation file in the list of 'Local Translations' (figure 6).
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